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RE: corsican mint seed

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Hello Tristan,

I was also unable to find seed, the plant sounded so interesting and fit the
bill perfectly for an area I have, I ended up ordering 3 plants from
Nichols. According to what I read the plant is quite a spreader, it also
said to divide in the spring. I'm not sure exactly how to do this but I'm
sure I can find out. Sorry I couldn't help you find the seeds, it might be
worth a call to Nichols to find out why they don't sell the seeds.

Charlie

-----Original Message-----
From: Tristan Gutknecht [T*@i405.com]
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 2:00 PM
To: Square Foot Gardening List
Subject: corsican mint seed


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> Does anyone know where I can get the seed for this perennial ground cover.
> I have searched to the best of my surfing abilities and have only found
> plants.
>
> For those of you not familiar with this plant, it is a wonderfully
> fragrant ground cover that grows to only 1 inch or less.  It is like a
> creeping thyme only with the wonderful scent of mint.  it is pretty hardy
> and works wonderfully between rocks on a walking path or rock patio.  This
> is what I want it for.  I used a few starter plants last year that over
> wintered fine and are doing well, but I'd like to fill in the rest of the
> dirt strips between the rocks on my patio and don't want to spend the
> fortune on that many starter plants.
>
> Thanks for any assistance with the search.
>
> Tristan Gutknecht
> Renton, Wa


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